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& LIQUIDATION
STORE HOURS:
Mon. thru Fn.
9 a.m. to 9 p m.
Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 p.m
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Full Size
(Almost Identical)
HURRICANE LAMPS
Some with Nite Lite
Decorative Color
Reg. Ret. $79.95
OUR CASH PRICE $14.95
(Limit 10 Per Customer)
1,250 LANE RECLINERS
Liquidating for manufacturer Refused
from dealers and cancellations
• Wallhuggers starting at $llO.OO
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5 Pc. DINING ROOM
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Table w/4
Cane Chairs
• 36 Sets Ea.
Natural & Oak
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180 BUNK BEDSw/Saftey Rails, Ladders
and Bunkies, Dark Pine
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Reg-Retail ...$1,429.95
OUR CASH PRICE... $339.95
Selection of Fabrics To Choose From!!!
(8) 2 Pc. Same Suite In Ugly Covers $189.95
CLOSE OUTS 0N... ALARM CLOCKS, RADIOS, ANSWERING MACHINES, ETC
Spalding Golf Balls... Reg. Ret. $17.95/Doz Our Cash Price $5.95/Doz
MATTRESS AND FOUNDATION SETS...QUILTED...2S2 COIL...FULLY WARRANTY
75 - SINGLES...Reg. Ret. $279.95.
60 - DOUBLES...Reg. Ret. $359.00
10 - QUEENS...Reg. Ret. $459.95.
Hall Trees... Reg. Ret. $98.95
Brass Plant Stands... Reg. Ret. $89.95
Students Desks... Reg. Ret. $229.95
5-DRAWER CHEST...Reg. Ret. $159.95...
4-DRAWER CHEST...Reg. Ret. $129.95...
45 - EARLY AMERICAN.. .SOFA.. .CHAIR
LOVESEAT...Reg. Ret. $1,489.95 Our Cash Price $269.00
MICROWAVES, REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, WASHERS AND DRYERS, ELECTRIC
AND GAS RANGES & DISHWASHERS!!!
We Have a Large Assortment of Household Furnishings - Dining Rooms, Living Rooms,
Bookcases, Desks, Lights, Sofa Beds, Curios, Gun Cabinets, Etc...
SIDEX DINING ROOMS...LANE RECLINGERS..LEHIGH BEDROOMS
...Photo Albums... Turkey Serving Platters...Glassware...Coolers. Etc
No Refunds, No Exchanges, Cash & Carry, Visa, Mastercard,
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LANCASTER
3019 Hempland Rd
Lancaster. PA
717-397-6241
CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY
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Reg. Ret. $600.00 to
$1500.00
139.95
19” COLOR TV’s
Remote, 119 Channels,
Cable ready
Reg. Ret. $629.95
OU PRICE $269.95
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SALES, INC.
YORK
4585 West Market St
York, PA
717 792 3502
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BATTERIES
• AA - 4 per card - Alkaline
Reg. Ret. $3.99 - n
OUR CASH PRICE. .$1.49
• C - 2 per card, Alkaline
Reg. Ret. $4.09
OUR CASH PRICE
• D 2 per card - Alkaline
Reg. Ret. $4.19
OUR CASH PRICE..
100-
19” COLOR TV’s
Reg. Retail $529.95
OUR CASH PRICE
$209.95
FULL WARRANTY!!!
$10.50
FT SET & GIFT BOX
OUR CASH PRICE
Same as above
only with 8” ■
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300 - 2 PC. SETS -8 Dressmaker shears
and 4 1 1” Needlet raft S( issors
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ALSO 400 8” Dressmaker Shears -
OUR CASH PRICE Factory Surest $l4 50 $4.50
SOFA, CHAIR & LOVESEAT
Traditional w/Oak Arms and Front
Store Cancellation
We purchased
From Mfg.
Reg. Retail
$1,799.95
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CARLISLE
1880 Harrisburg Pike
Carlisle. PA
717 249-5718
(Carlisle Pike)
18.00 OFF!
$1.49
■ $1.49
Factory Suggest $33.50
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 23,1985-B5
On being - .
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-And
Joyce Bupp
I’m thankful.
Sounds a bit trite, doesn’t it?
Thankfulness, we probably all
sometimes forget, isn’t just a
feeling to be trotted out for the
fourth Thursday in November.
Surely we share a thankfulness
for the obvious; freedom, family,
friends, food, shelter and above all,
a God who keeps on blessing us in
spite of ourselves.
Thankful. For little things.
Thankful for work. Well, maybe
not so thankful on a zero degree
January morning with howling
winds and frozen barn water pipes.
Or maybe not so thankful on an
August afternoon of 98-degree
heat, 98 percent humidity and five
loads of heavy bales to go into the
top of a nearly-full haymow.
Gosh. How dreadful it would be
to day after day crawl out of bed at
noon with no demands, no
obligations, no responsibilities. No
goals. Oh sure, a couple of days
loafing on the beach seaside, or
lolling away in the woodstove
coziness of a mountain camp are
priceless—and necessary. But
everyday? No thanks.
Thankful. For kids picking at
each other. It means-I
think-they’re healthy and per
fectly normal. That is, if normal
means finding teenagers Indian
wrestling in the sawdust in the
middle of the dairy barn alleyway
during milking.
Thankful. For the few fresh
flowers still defying Jack Frost
and the horde of kittens who find
my flower beds a sort of feline
national park and recreational
system.
Thankful for newspapers, radio,
television. For pennies a day, we
go by satellite and computer to the
world’s most distant comers and
keep up with everything in the
news from township meetings to
world summit conferences. Due to
a meeting we attended last week,
we were without the “news” for
about two days...two days during
which a volcano blew and
thousands died.
Thankful for books. I can block
out everything-and sometimes
do-when wrapped up in an
engrossing volume (just ask the
farmer).
Thankful for a herd of bawling
baby calves that greet me twice a
day and keep my nurturing skills
sharpened. When they tease me
here about talking to my calves, I
remind the teasers that calves
can't talk back. Instead, they
nuzzle my hand-and only oc
casionally butt me in the shins, or
elsewhere.
Thankful for the phone, even
when it rings every five minutes,
and for our cars and trucks. These
are our lifelines to our loved ones,
businesses, friends, and mind
stretching activities and hobbies.
Thankful for checking accounts
and the postal service, for
dependable electrical service, hot
water, birds, and sunshine scat
tering diamonds among the wild
ducks diving in the pond.
Thankful that, at least oc
casionally, we can jointly pause,
take stock, and be grateful for all
with which-individually and
collectively as a nation-we have
been blessed.
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